On National Purple Heart Day, we honor the brave service members who were killed or wounded in action in defense of our nation. Their courage and sacrifice will not be forgotten.
The White House Fraud Ledger is live! President Trump and @HouseGOP have committed to ending the theft of taxpayer dollars, and ensuring federal programs remain effective for Americans. Track the results of the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud here. ⬇️
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For years, leadership at the Museum of American History chose to present American history selectively. This is a disservice to the American people, and the best way to correct it is to provide visitors with all the information - good, bad, or indifferent.
Mr. Charlie Duncan, the oldest World War II veteran in Georgia and a Cobb County native, has passed away at the age of 107. Charlie was an inspiration to so many in the 11th Congressional District, and we are incredibly grateful to him for his service to the United States at a critical time in our nation’s history.
Americans agree that our national infrastructure has needed improvement for years. It is good to see @POTUS taking steps to rectify the issue.
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Congratulations to @CoreyHeim_ of Marietta on winning the Brickyard 400 yesterday. An impressive achievement in his young career!
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On National Hire a Veteran Day, we recongize the dedication, leadership, and skills veterans bring to the workforce every day. Hiring veterans is more than a thank you for their service, it is an investment in strong teams and strong communities.
The House has passed the FY27 National Defense Authorization Act, which invests in and strengthens America’s military, supporting the men and women who serve and defend our nation.
The NDAA includes:
- Raises pay for our troops
- Largest funding boost for our military in history
-Expands childcare for military families
-Bans funds from going to the Taliban
Our national museums should not cherry-pick facts in order to shape a narrative, but rather present the whole story and let visitors draw their own conclusions.
WATCH: @RepLoudermilk in support of H.R. 6955:
"We need to tailor the regulations to fit the business model of the business, especially the small business. That's why I'm proud that my Tailor Act has been included in this package, and I can't stress enough the importance of the Tailor Act, because it is for the little guy. It's important because it requires all future regulations to be tailored to the risk of the regulated institution. It rewards institutions that adopt sound risk management practices with fewer regulations and punishes those that take an unhealthy amount of risk."
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If you would like to attend President Trump’s speech in Marietta, GA, Wednesday, July 22, please use the link below to sign up.
Please note: Seating is first come, first served. Tickets do not guarantee admission to the event.
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The integrity of our elections is paramount to preserving our freedoms and our constitutional republic. Foreign interference into our elections and the theft of our citizens’ personal information by foreign adversaries is not only a threat to our privacy, it is a threat to national security. Every American should be outraged, not only at the foreign interference in our elections, but with the suppression of this information from the President and Congress for political reasons. With this revelation, I will be even more carefully reviewing all documents and information in my ongoing investigation to expose government corruption.
The House has unanimously passed my bill to rename the Cobb County VA Clinic after Col. Mike Boyce. This facility provides vital care to veterans in Georgia, and I am proud to have shepherded this legislation in memory of a true American hero.
Scott Sweeney’s passing is a devastating loss to Cobb County and the state of Georgia. He was an exemplary leader who cared deeply about Georgia’s students and families. I pray for his family during this difficult time.
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WATCH: @RepLoudermilk on the CFPB’s design:
“The CFPB was designed, no matter how flawed that design was, was to protect consumers. I think it's been clear to many of us who have sat, at least in the dais and on this side of the room that for many years, that was not what the CFPB was doing, but it was a name and shame organization against businesses and industries that it determined or its director determined they did not like. That is not the design. That is not the constitutional design nor the design of what any government agency should be. And so our constitutional system entrusts Congress with writing the laws and the executive branch with faithfully executing them. That distinction is fundamental to ensuring that significant policy decisions are made by the people's elected representatives, rather than by administrative agencies, which is, what we've seen within CFPB for many years, writing their own rules and proceeding with their own agenda.”
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WATCH: @RepLoudermilk on reputation risk at the Fed:
“… Operation Chokepoint 2.0 involved partisan actors at the Fed using is, quote, reputation risk as a means to target and debank firms and individuals in the digital asset ecosystem, the energy industry, and really anyone that partisan actors at the Fed believed unworthy of a bank account or loan. This was especially egregious given the fact that the Fed does not have a statutory authority from congress to supervise for reputation risk.”
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Lindsey Graham was a committed public servant who loved this country. He leaves behind a legacy that America will long remember. Rest in peace, Senator.
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